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keying
I am looking to build a interactive science museum exhibit that demonstrates keying, by allowing visitors to be filmed infront of a screen and see themselves presenting the weather/ walking on the moon/ flying like superman.
I have only been investigating this for a morning, and therefore my product knowlege is small, but I am tending towards a Ultimatt box with a chromat system screen (to minimalise lighting problems). But any additional info to help decide will be much appreciated. The background signal will come from a serially controlled DVD player. The aim is to keep the kit list to a minimum (ie minimum lighting) and as it will be running all day 7 days a week possibly for years, it must be stable. Any suggestions gratefully recieved. Thank you. Ed |
the last time i took my grand daughter the Chuckie Cheese in Dallas area they had a Chroma key set up running during open hours. camera, aimed at green screen , monitor's to each side that show composite of whom ever steps in front of camera placed in background settings ...
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The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) in Portland has an exhibit that does what you are looking for - perhaps they can assist?
http://www.omsi.org/ rj |
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